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I'm glad some of you are enjoying this game, but the more videos and webm's I watch the less I want to play it. Of course, outside of the 4 or 5 heist missions, I also got supremely bored with GTA V too.
How stupid can they be?
Sure just one approach, but I sort of "stirred up the hornets' nest" to get one done. I guess this isn't really a spoiler, but just in case people want to discover that it's doable on their own:Can anyone give me some tips on gang hideouts? I was having trouble with the one I tried yesterday. I'm not too far in the game so I might just not have the right cocktail of skills unlocked yet, but I tried stealth and shooting my way in, but i eventually died either way.
I was suggesting it was down now. At the very least, it's under such intense load, that nothing is working correctly. I can't log into the uplay app on PC at all, gives me an error. If other people are getting the same, then it's no wonder.Yeah I realize that there is no multi when uplay is down. But the no player found searches have been going on constantly, not just isolated to when uplay is down.
Hope that doesn't mean the majority of players are turning off online - it's a lot of fun. As of now, on PC at least it feels like an extremely small player base due to how long it takes to find a match (if it does find one).
I know exactly how you feel. I really don't see this being spelled out much in reviews, it's just kind of a throwaway ("you can accomplish most objectives purely by hacking") and just like you said it usually accompanies a line about it not feeling very different from other open world games...
But like, while I was doing that mission- which I realized was possible just from physically scoping out the location in my car before driving to a safe spot to park- I barely even playing as Aiden at all. I was the exploding fuse boxes and disturbing text messages sent to an increasingly freaked-out group of guards. My gameplay was really taking place as a disembodied force of bit-driven entropy, a digital poltergeist, with nothing for theI was warned about to shoot their many bullets at in the first place. As I "snuck" closer and closer to the objective, having been "in" for a few minutes already, I screwed up by "missing a jump"- I went into a hidden camera that had no view of another to jump to. At this point I had to hit B to exit out and try again, which takes you out of the hacking completely... and I realized I had forgotten where I (Aiden) actually physically was in the "real world" while doing all that.heavily-armed military contractors/ex-criminals
I'm sorry, but... stepping outside of the circuitous "next-gen or not" arguments for a minute, I just don't know any other open world games with gameplay like that. I don't think I can name any other game where you can do that. I guess I heard there is a kind of similar mechanic in Beyond: Two Souls?
NP, glad to hear it. When I've played a bit more I'll type up more of an "actual review" and focus primarily on the things I don't think have had attention.Your post did a better job of making me want to actually buy Watch Dogs than any review or comments I've read. Thanks for that.
I'm sure they deserve it but thus far I haven't killed anybody and didn't need to in completing my first hideout.2. Use "Lure" to get an enemy's attention and then use "Focus" to kill them
This on the other hand was crucial.4 Take your time.
I lost sound once when hacking into a house.Has anyone else had this bug where there are no voices coming from Aiden or other characters?
The irony!So my Avast reported that watch_dogs.exe is malware. WTF?
I love leaving gifts of 1k at hotspots for everyone
Not like you really need the money, but its still cool
Ubisoft service is down for me on XB1. Anyone else experiencing this? So annoying...
So is it worth it to get this on the 360?
Don't really want to jump into the new systems until there are more games. Plus my backlog is insane...
So is it worth it to get this on the 360?
Don't really want to jump into the new systems until there are more games. Plus my backlog is insane...
Oh Kotaku
But you need to take them down not kill them? lol
How does the open world elements compare to, say, inFamous: second son, a game that I found, personally, to be completely void of life and fun. Is this more immersive (sp?)?
How does the open world elements compare to, say, inFamous: second son, a game that I found, personally, to be completely void of life and fun. Is this more immersive (sp?)?
How do you choose your difficulty?Playing on Realistic mode is the only way to play it
But how do you do Criminal Convoy missions
Has anyone else had this bug where there are no voices coming from Aiden or other characters?
it's depressing how little these people have in their bank accounts.
How do you choose your difficulty?
And it's sad that this kind of freedom and creativity has been getting so widely undermined especially in reviews no less.
The shitty thing is that so many people complain about the whole "go here, shoot people" blandness that comes with most open world games that it's disheartening to see so many people suggest that Watch dogs doesn't rise above that when the game gives you so much player agency in regards to how things get done.
And like you said, once your start camera jumping and messing with the environment, it does bring about this omnipotent feeling of like "this is my playground" rather than necessarily being bound by the idea that you're controlling someone who's in fact doing all this and that's really empowering all the while without feeling like your actually getting your hands dirty.
Beyond Two Souls probably is the closest comparison but even then that mechanic is far more contrived. The fact that watchdogs lets you endlessly (as far as i can tell) jump around cameras and manipulate the environment is nothing short of amazing. A lesser game would have made it so that after you string 2 camera jumps together that "all your hacking power is depleted and you need to let it recharge" or some BS like that.
Speak for yourself, most of these guys are richer than me.
Yeah, I've been considering getting this, but I usually get bored of open world games. i always get hyped about GTA just to be let down and become quickly bored by it.I'm glad some of you are enjoying this game, but the more videos and webm's I watch the less I want to play it. Of course, outside of the 4 or 5 heist missions, I also got supremely bored with GTA V too.